Trip Playback

This tool allows user to retrieve old trips/movements for the selected vehicle, and display the path on a map with trip details and more options:

Trip Playback window and options:

First: Steps to Load Trips
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Select / Search for vehicle	Select Date + Start Time + End Time	CLICK on icon () to load trips	Number of trips to select any trip to be tracked

Tips & Notes

Once trips are loaded, Trax will display the number of trips, and trips full path will be display as the following picture:

Once user select a trip to play, its highly important to check if you want to keep displaying the full rips path or not, check the difference in the following pictures:

User select a trip, while (Show full route) options is checked.	User select a trip, while (Show full route) options NOT checked.

Once User select a trip (example: user selected Trip #2), Trax will display the path in BLUE, once user click on () the black circle will start simulate the trip and fill the path with GREEN color, if the user moved the mouse over any point it will display the information for that point (Location, Speed, Time & Event Type) in addition to the trip / locations details, with speed and movement status, check the following demonstrated picture:

SMS to Driver

This option is available for the clients with driver identification hardware (Keypad or Dallas), this tool will allow users to send SMS notification to drivers in order to reduce communication. User to select the driver first, then write the SMS text, Hit Send for sending the SMS.

Monitor Screen (Live Fleet Information)

In this screen, Trax will display the latest/live information for all vehicles as the following:

Note: Clicking on Header can rearrange information in Ascending Order or Descending Order.

Note: Click on () will display the vehicle on the map.

Ignition	Event	Plate No	Driver	Date/Time
= On & = Off	Check Below Event Ledger	Vehicle Plate No	Current Driver	Information Date/Time

Events Icon Ledger:

Ignition On	Ignition Off	Location Update		Over speed
Idling	Enter Zone	Exit Zone	Lost Power	Power Restored
Low Battery	Activity Started	Activity Ended	Driver Code Accepted	Wrong Code
Vehicle Armed	Network Change	Tow Detection	Override Turn On	Panic S.O.S
Impact	Harsh Impact	Jamming Detected	Jamming Ended	Shock Detected
Movement Detected	Stopped Movement	Check Oil	Fuel Cover Open	Temperature Changed (Fridge)
Start Driving	Stopped Driving	High RPM	High Engine Temp.	High Oil Temp.
Erros

Vehicle Keycodes

This toll allows user to add/remove drivers from vehicles (Note: driver identification hardware is required:

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Select a vehicle	Select a driver	listing all drivers assigned to the selected vehicle	Click on () to add the selected driver

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Click on () to remove the driver from the selected driver	Click on () to remove ALL drivers from the selected driver

Steps of sending the command:

Once user select the driver to add to a vehicle and click on () to add a driver OR click on () to remove a driver. Trax Keys Assignments mechanism will start, showing the following statuses:

Initiating the process	Command Sent, and waiting for Confirmation (Up to 1 minute)	Successfully driver code ADDED	Successfully driver code REMOVED

Control

Trax provide the options of remotely Kill Engine (Vehicle will not be turned on), and remotely allowing it to be turned on. In addition to control doors status (lock/unlock). This "Control" option required hardware to be activated.

Fleet Dashboard

This is an Admin privilege, where Admin user can view current fleet status, expenses and more indicators

For more details how to activate this tool, contact system administrator.

Car Doctor

Hybrid of Trax “Fleet Management Solution” that provides wide range or reporting, live tracking & tools. In addition of:

• Car Analytical Data Preview.
• Fault-Error Detection (DTC).
• Parameters Data Collection.
• Power Analytical Preview.

Car Doctor Key Features:

• Simple connectivity to OBD Interface.
• Extraction and analysis of vehicles standard CANBUS parameters.
• Extraction and analysis of additional vehicle data using non-intrusive CANBUS reader.
• An intuitive alerting and reporting mechanism based on a flexible, combined-parameter rules engine.

Car Doctor Alerting:

• SMS for "High RPM"
• SMS for "High Engine Temperature"
• SMS for "High Engine Oil Temperature"
• SMS for "DTC Erro"

Car Doctor Readings (Live Fleet Information)

In this screen, Trax will display the latest/live information for all vehicles with Car Doctor Optiong:

Car Doctor Parameters Table

Icon	Full Name	Short Name	Description	Importamce	Range
	Engine Speed (RPM)	RPM	The speed at which the engine is rotating	The engine speed is a measure of how fast the engine is running, which is important for monitoring vehicle performance and fuel efficiency.	600-7000 RPM
	Brake Switch	Brakes	Indicates whether the brake pedal is being pressed	The brake switch is important for safety, as it allows the vehicle to detect when the brakes are being applied, and can also be used to trigger brake lights.	0 (not pressed) or 1 (pressed)
	Brake Pedal Position	Brakes	The position of the brake pedal (in percentage)	The brake pedal position is important for monitoring vehicle behavior and ensuring that the brakes are being used appropriately.	0-100%
	Wheel Based Vehicle Speed (kph)	Speed	The speed of the vehicle as measured by the wheel speed sensors	The wheel speed sensor readings are important for monitoring vehicle performance and safety, as well as for calculating fuel efficiency.	0-250 kph
	GPS Speed	Speed	The speed of the vehicle as measured by GPS	GPS speed is important for monitoring vehicle location, behavior and safety, and can also be used to calculate fuel efficiency.	0-250 kph
	Engine Coolant Temperature (c)	E. Temp.	The temperature of the engine coolant	Engine coolant temperature is important for preventing engine damage due to overheating, and for monitoring vehicle performance and fuel efficiency.	80-110°C
	Engine Oil Temperature (c)	Oil Temp.	The temperature of the engine oil	Engine oil temperature is important for preventing engine damage due to overheating, and for monitoring vehicle performance and fuel efficiency.	80-110°C
	Engine Percent Load At Current Speed	E. Load	The percentage of the engine's maximum available torque being used	Engine load is important for monitoring vehicle performance and fuel efficiency, and for detecting potential engine problems.	0-100%
	Calculated Engine Load Value	E. Load	The percentage of the engine's maximum available torque being used	Engine load is important for monitoring vehicle performance and fuel efficiency, and for detecting potential engine problems.	0-100%
	Absolute Load Value	Absolute Load	The mass of air that is actually entering the engine	Air flow is important for monitoring vehicle performance and fuel efficiency, and for detecting potential engine problems.	0 - 255٪
	Accelerator Pedal Position 1 (%)	Acc. Pedal	The percentage of the accelerator pedal position	It shows how much the driver is pressing the gas pedal and can be used to determine the vehicle's power demand	0-100%
	Absolute Throttle Position D	Acc. Pedal	The absolute position of the throttle valve	It indicates the throttle valve's position in relation to its full open position, which can be used to determine the engine's power output	0-100%
	Relative Throttle Position	Acc. Pedal	The relative position of the throttle valve	It indicates the throttle valve's position in relation to its minimum position, which can be used to determine the engine's power output	0-100%
	Throttle Position	Acc. Position	The current position of the throttle valve	It indicates the throttle valve's position and can be used to diagnose engine performance issues	0-100%
	Actual Engine - Percent Torque	E. Torque	The percentage of torque output from the engine	It indicates the amount of work the engine is producing and can be used to diagnose engine performance issues	0-100٪
	Actual Engine Torque	E. Torque	The torque output of the engine at the current time.	Provides insight into the engine's performance.	Varies by engine and vehicle.
	Actual Retarder - Percent Torque (%)	Retarder Torque	The percentage of available retarder torque that is currently being used.	Provides insight into the vehicle's braking.	0% to 100%.
	High Resolution Total Vehicle Distance	Odometer	The total distance that the vehicle has traveled, with higher resolution.	Helps track vehicle maintenance schedules.	Varies by vehicle.
	Total Vehicle Distance (km)	Odometer	The total distance that the vehicle has traveled in kilometers.	Helps track vehicle maintenance schedules.	Varies by vehicle.
	Distance traveled since codes cleared	Last Comp. Check	The distance traveled by the vehicle since the diagnostic codes were reset.	Provides insight into vehicle health.	Varies by vehicle and diagnostic code reset.
	Ignition State	Ignition	Indicates whether the vehicle ignition is on or off.	Important for tracking the vehicle status and identifying the reason for any malfunctions.	On or Off
	Battery Voltage	Battery	Measures the electrical potential difference between the positive and negative terminals of the vehicle battery.	Important for detecting issues with the battery or charging system.	12-28 V
	Anti-Lock Braking (ABS) Active	ABS	Indicates whether the vehicle's anti-lock braking system is currently active.	Important for monitoring the vehicle's braking system and detecting any malfunctions.	Active or Inactive
	ABS	ABS	Indicates whether the vehicle's anti-lock braking system is functioning properly.	Important for ensuring the vehicle's safety during braking.	On or Off
	Fuel Level (%)	Fuel	Indicates the current fuel level in the vehicle's fuel tank as a percentage of maximum capacity.	Important for monitoring fuel consumption and detecting any abnormal changes in fuel level.	0-100%
	Fuel Level (L)	Fuel	Indicates the current fuel level in the vehicle's fuel tank in liters.	Important for monitoring fuel consumption and detecting any abnormal changes in fuel level.	Varies depending on the vehicle's fuel tank capacity.
	Ambient Air Temperature	Amb. Temp.	Temperature of the air outside the vehicle	Useful for monitoring the effects of weather conditions on the vehicle	Varies based on the climate and weather conditions
	Ambient Air Temperature	Amb. Temp.	Temperature of the air outside the vehicle	Useful for monitoring the effects of weather conditions on the vehicle	Varies based on the climate and weather conditions
	Clutch Switch	Clutch	Whether the clutch pedal is pressed or not	Can indicate when the driver is changing gears or starting the vehicle	On or Off
	Water In Fuel Indicator	Water in Fuel	Warns when water is detected in the fuel filter	Important for maintaining engine health and preventing damage	Off or On
	Amber warning lamp (DTC)	Minor Warning	Illuminates when a non-critical diagnostic trouble code (DTC) is detected	Allows the driver to be aware of minor issues with the vehicle	Off or On
	Failure mode identifier (DTC)	Failure mode	Identifies the type of failure when a diagnostic trouble code (DTC) is detected	Allows for easier diagnosis and repair of issues with the vehicle	Varies based on the type of failure from 0 to 65535
	Flash malfunction indicator lamp (DTC)	Error Lamp	Illuminates when a critical diagnostic trouble code (DTC) is detected	Indicates a serious issue with the vehicle that requires immediate attention	Off or On
	Malfunction indicator lamp (DTC)	Computer Error	Illuminates when a diagnostic trouble code (DTC) is detected	Indicates an issue with the vehicle that requires attention	Off or On
	Red stop lamp (DTC)	Check Engine	Indicates the red stop lamp status.	Indicates an issue with the braking system.	Lamp off
	Check Engine	Check Engine	Indicates a malfunction in the engine.	Can help diagnose engine issues before they become serious problems.	Lamp off
	Hand Brake	Hand Brake	Indicates the status of the handbrake.	Indicates whether the handbrake is engaged or not.	Lamp off
	Driver Seat belt	Driver Belt	Indicates whether the seatbelt is on.	A seatbelt can save lives in the event of an accident, so it's important to monitor.	Belt buckled
	AC	AC	Indicates the status of the A/C system.	Helps to ensure the comfort of the driver and passengers.	A/C off or A/C on
	A/C High Pressure Fan Switch	AC Fan	Indicates the status of the A/C system.	Helps to ensure the proper operation of the A/C system.	Fan off or Fan on high
	Angle	Angle	Angle of the steering wheel	Helps diagnose steering and suspension issues	0 to 360 degrees
	Steering Angle	Angle	Angle of the front wheels with respect to the vehicle	Helps diagnose steering and suspension issues	-360 to +360 degrees
	GPS Heading	Heading	Direction of vehicle travel	Helps track vehicle location and detect unauthorized use	0 to 360 degrees
	Battery Temperature (C)	Bat. Temp	Temperature of the vehicle battery	Helps diagnose battery health and performance issues	-40 to +80 degrees C
	Airbag	Airbag	Status of airbag system (deployed or not deployed)	Helps determine if airbags were deployed in an accident	0 or 1
	Fuel Consumption L/H	Cool. fluid	Amount of fuel consumed per hour	Helps to monitor fuel usage and detect any potential fuel system issues	Dependent on vehicle make and model
	Fuel Gauge Light	Fuel Cons.	Indicates the level of fuel in the tank	Helps the driver to monitor the amount of fuel remaining in the tank	Full to Empty
	Engine Oil Pressure Light	Fuel Light	Indicates low engine oil pressure	Low engine oil pressure can lead to engine damage or failure	On or Off
	Parking	Oil Light	Parking brake status	Ensures the parking brake is disengaged before driving	On or Off
	Barometric Pressure	Parking	Current barometric pressure	Helps the engine to adjust air-fuel mixture for optimal performance	Dependent on altitude and weather conditions
	Distance traveled with malfunction indicator lamp (MIL) on	Pressure	Distance traveled while the malfunction indicator lamp is illuminated	Indicates how long the vehicle has been experiencing a problem	Dependent on vehicle make and model
	Distance Traveled with Malfunction Indicator Lamp On	Error Lamp	Distance traveled while the Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) is on	Indicates how long the MIL has been illuminated, which can help diagnose issues with the engine or emissions system	Dependent on vehicle make and model
	Number of Warm-Ups since Codes Cleared	Warm-Ups	Number of warm-up cycles the engine has gone through since the diagnostic codes were last cleared	Helps indicate if issues have been resolved or are ongoing	0-255
	Run Time Since Engine Start	Engine Time	Elapsed time since the engine was started	Helps diagnose issues with the engine or emissions system	Dependent on vehicle make and model
	Fuel Rail Pressure (Diesel, or Gasoline Direct Inject)	Fuel Injection	Pressure in the fuel rail in a diesel engine, or gasoline direct injection system	Affects engine performance and efficiency, can indicate issues with fuel delivery or pressure regulation	Dependent on vehicle make and model
	Intake Air Temperature	Engine Air	Temperature of the air entering the engine intake manifold	Affects engine performance and efficiency, can indicate issues with air intake or cooling systems	Dependent on vehicle make and model
	Intake Manifold Absolute Pressure	E. Air Pressure	Pressure in the intake manifold before the throttle body	Affects engine performance and efficiency, can indicate issues with air intake or pressure regulation	Dependent on vehicle make and model
	Timing Advance	igniting Fuel	How far ahead of top dead center (TDC) the spark plug fires in relation to the engine's rotation	Affects engine performance and efficiency, can indicate issues with the ignition system or engine timing	Dependent on vehicle make and model